I did performed really poorly in the university, and as a consequence, I graduated with a ridiculously low CGPA. Now I intend to go for my masters degree abroad. But I know that it will be almost impossible to find an institution that will admit me with a 1.5 CGPA...
So I want to know if getting a PGD can level things up for me, and help me do my masters in the UK...
All contributions will be highly appreciated, as this is of utmost importance to me. Thanks in advance!!!
You can search for schools in the Uk with premasters route. You can also check for schools with Advance Diploma route/post grad. Dip route. All these route leads to masters program. Eg if normal masters route takes 18 months, you might spend 24months with these routes. Best of luck.
In the past few years, there has been visible division amongst tribes on social media and specifically, our nairaland.
Many of us are aware that these divisions are catalised by politicians (who will possibly gain from it), Ignorant minds, ethnocentrism, childishness, etc
I appeal to the good people of Nigeria, to engage headlong, these people who have dedicated their lives to destroying the peace and unity of the country with their negative outbursts and criminal intent of setting up tribes and ethnic on collision path, by engaging these people with conscious effort of posting Positive things about our tribes, other Nigerian tribes and how they relate positively with each other. Whenever we see a negative comment about any Nigerian tribe, please let us make a conscious effort to reply with a positive comment about that said tribe, regardless the tribe we are from. together we shall defeat this evil.
'Evil will prevail when good men do nothing'.
This is a video of Christy Essien Igbokwe. An Igbo woman who sang an evergreen yoruba song which the yorubas still cherish.
This woman is purported to be the owner of a certain 'sniffer blog'. Many Naira Marley's dirty laundry is expected to flood the media waves soon. Interesting times ahead.
DSS1335: Before rushing to embarrass yourself, know that 10 students can all clear that paper with A1. Positions, when there are ties amongst them will be determined by on the basis of the decimal places. For example, 95.2%, 95.3%, 95.1%, 95%, 95.8% etc. When rearranged on descending order, the 1st is 95.8%, 2nd 95.3%, 3rd is 95.2%..... That's probably what plays out in your ward's school. So it's best you celebrate her achievement and fulfill your pledge as a way of encouraging her
Dear Sir,
You shouldn't have wasted your time to give the OP an explanation that is so glaring! The OP is just making a subtle attempt at celebrating his/her ward.
In 2008, I japaad for masters in Uk. On completion I had the same motivation and perspective of the Op so I 'Japaadad' to Naija. Omo, I see pepper. I thank God I retraced my steps. Please the truth is that Japaa if you have the means.